The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1887-10-06
LOCAL ITEMS.

George EleiIsmith was IN Lam
caster Sunday.
Ask your druggist for Cochran's S
Coca Tonic circular.
Col. Weldy and Chas. Rose were
in the Capital City Sunday.
Everything III the eating linz at
"Rub's" in the Gimble corner.
Andy Collision has beea grant
ed a pension of $500 month,
B. "a. Stevenson and family, of
Salt Greek were in the city last Sat
urday.
One bottle of Cochran's Coca
Tonic will prove to any sufferer
its value.
Adam Lutz and daughter Carrie
were the guests of Lancaster friends
Sunday last.
Charleys Atkins and Henry
Thress. of Haydenyiile, were in
Logan Friday.
Mr.. r. ay
last in Lancaster, O., tie gueat of
Judge S. e. Wright.
Hundreds of people from ad-
joining counties are coming TO
our fair. Let us all go.
Examine j. Kelnle & Sor's
stock of Boots and Shoes before
purchasing elsewhere.
Carpenters are engaged in put
ting a second story on the Arm
strong business building.
Mr.. Charley Hart. of St. Louis,
Missouri. is visiting his parents,
Rav. @. Z. Hart and wife.
Bnb Montgomery at the Gimble
corner will give you ihs bee: meal
IN the city for twenty FIVE cents.
All you hungry people go to Bub
Mont ntgnmery's restaurant. and get a
first class meal for twenty FIVE cents.
Sheriff Gallagher and Candidate
Kontner wers in Athens last Friday,
attendants at the Athens County
Fair.
Mr.. John Polling, an esteemed
citizen of our county, died Thurs
day, last. Funeral at tIarvey's
Chapel on Friday.
Miss Ella Meeks has opened IA
select s,hau! ia HE iiamer build
ing Oh Main sire ct. The s. hooi
WAS well patroaized.
cliii,iiion in Tennessee was
defeated by Il mnJurily of $4,000.
The bulk of he co!ored vote Was
against Prohibition.
Go la the Fair anil help make
it success. Il is a uockins
county institution. Let docking
county people patroniZe it.
Mr.. VIM. Weaver, brother OF
Mrs. Joe Bright, and sir. and Mrs
John Weaver, of Fairfield, were
visitors in Logan this week.
Rev. G. ". Burns. of Ironton,
@, former pastor of the M e.
Church lii this city, visited old
friends in Logan last Friday.
MARRIED-Un The 4lh inst,
at the brides home, near Enter.
prise, by the Rev. L. f. MittIer.
Mr.. Henry F. Alien, of Lancaster,
O., and Miss Catharine Groner.
Mrs. Jacob Matthias is visiting
friends and. relatives in Indiana this
week. Jake is keeping bachelors
hall, but he looks as though he
don't like it.
Some of the finest horses in
this country will be at the Fair
this week. The premium horses
of Kentucky, New York and Ohio
will appear III thu ring.
Henry Lutz, Logan, o., says
Coca Tonic does him
more good when he has no appe-
tite and is feeling bad, than any
o:her tonic.
Mr.. Henry Doyle fell from the
tressei at Brush Fork on last
Wednesday, and was severely in
jured. He is recovering. and will
soon be able to be out and about
again.
Amanda Horn, of Furnacetown.
died on last Sunday from an over
pose of morphine. 1t is not known
whether tho drug was taken with
suicidal intent, or ignorantIy admin.
lstered by the girls mother.
The Beery photograph gallery
over Slisher's. is becoming quite
a popular place for those wanting
first class pictures. Mr.. Beery
is an accomplished artist, and
makes pictures of all sizes and
styles TO suit the tastes of his pa
irons. Call and see him when
you want a picture taken.
Messrs. Waner & Holman have
secured The agency of the celebrat-
ed Christian Moreline Brewing Cos
Beer for the entire county. all Or
ders for the keg or bottle beer will
be promptly filled, and the best Of
satisfaction guaranteed.
Sept. S-4w